Will An Insurance Company Argue About Everything In My Personal Injury Case?
Will an insurer argue about everything in my injury case? Yes—relentlessly, explains Oakland attorney Andrew Dósa. They'll dispute injury severity, time off work, medical bills as overbilling, treatment necessity, and wage loss. One even argued a client would have healed sooner by taking more time off. There's no distress, he says, an insurer won't inflict on a plaintiff.
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Answered by Andrew Dósa · Oakland, CA
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— the long list they'll dispute: treatment, injuries, and wage loss
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Will an insurer argue about everything?
Yes—relentlessly. They'll dispute injury severity, time off work, medical bills as overbilling, treatment necessity, and wage loss—one even argued a client would have healed sooner by taking more time off. There's no distress, he says, an insurer won't inflict on a plaintiff.
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